daromer
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My system in Esperyd
My name is Daniel. Using nickname of daromer and i live in a place of Esperyd. Thats why you will see me in different shapes.
My current setup as of now:
Hybrid 10kW MPP inverter 3phase
PIP 4048 4kW MPP inverter
~16kW - 60*260 Panels. (15 = West@15degree angle, 22 = South@21degree angle, 6 = south at 80 degree angle)
80kWh+ LiFePo4 18650 bank (16s300p * 4)
30kWh LiIon 18650 Laptop cells 3x14s80p
What i have on shelf
PCM60x
2 more types of chargers... (Going to add info about them)
30+ 260W panels that need to be mounted....
Powerwall
50kWh of Laptop cells (14s*80p x 2strings)
18kWh of 18650 LiFePo4 more to install
Current status
Links
Links to sub projects related to this:
Link to dashboard of my system: (Link will be added)
Link to external page where i have more extended information about my system:Tech & repairs channel
Current setup
Link to my youtube channel:My Youtube channel
https://www.patreon.com/diytechBecome a Patreoneeer
Paypal me some bucks!
I will add some things now and then. Mostly because i dont have the time to add all at one time
First we start with how all this did look at for my first install. This only involved my PIP4048. Worth noting is that i had started to collect 18650 1 year earlier.. Almost 2 year now when i write this.
Im using normal wood for this. Impregnated of course and guarantee to last like 20 years out.

The boards are quite simply mounted to the roof. Self tapping screws and some sealer between to make it water tight.


This was my first panels with temporary mount

I then started looking into another type of mount that would be safer and would last the panels out.


This one got mounted on the panels to the west. It was fast to mount and looks damn nice. Im definitely like the approach and compare to bought stuff its alot cheaper.
The cables down is not the nicest. I also managed to cut in wrong place first... Need to make some decent cable sleves there to not cut them up.

And here we have the almighty PIP4048 running first tests. Unfortunately it didnt even take 1 month before i replaced it with the hybrid.
More info to come later

My name is Daniel. Using nickname of daromer and i live in a place of Esperyd. Thats why you will see me in different shapes.
My current setup as of now:
Hybrid 10kW MPP inverter 3phase
PIP 4048 4kW MPP inverter
~16kW - 60*260 Panels. (15 = West@15degree angle, 22 = South@21degree angle, 6 = south at 80 degree angle)
80kWh+ LiFePo4 18650 bank (16s300p * 4)
30kWh LiIon 18650 Laptop cells 3x14s80p
What i have on shelf
PCM60x
2 more types of chargers... (Going to add info about them)
30+ 260W panels that need to be mounted....
Powerwall
50kWh of Laptop cells (14s*80p x 2strings)
18kWh of 18650 LiFePo4 more to install
Current status
Links
Links to sub projects related to this:
Link to dashboard of my system: (Link will be added)
Link to external page where i have more extended information about my system:Tech & repairs channel
Current setup
Link to my youtube channel:My Youtube channel
https://www.patreon.com/diytechBecome a Patreoneeer
Paypal me some bucks!
I will add some things now and then. Mostly because i dont have the time to add all at one time
First we start with how all this did look at for my first install. This only involved my PIP4048. Worth noting is that i had started to collect 18650 1 year earlier.. Almost 2 year now when i write this.
Im using normal wood for this. Impregnated of course and guarantee to last like 20 years out.

The boards are quite simply mounted to the roof. Self tapping screws and some sealer between to make it water tight.


This was my first panels with temporary mount

I then started looking into another type of mount that would be safer and would last the panels out.


This one got mounted on the panels to the west. It was fast to mount and looks damn nice. Im definitely like the approach and compare to bought stuff its alot cheaper.
The cables down is not the nicest. I also managed to cut in wrong place first... Need to make some decent cable sleves there to not cut them up.

And here we have the almighty PIP4048 running first tests. Unfortunately it didnt even take 1 month before i replaced it with the hybrid.
More info to come later
